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Antony Blinken says that the Georgian people accepted the democratic process yesterday. Now, political leaders must respect rule of law and repeal legislation which undermines fundamental rights. They must also eliminate flaws within the electoral process.  

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Antony Blinken is the US Secretary of State. He calls on the political leaders in Georgia to respect the rule-of-law and lead Georgia into the Euro-Atlantic Future.
“Georgians accepted democracy yesterday. Blinken wrote: “Now, the political leaders of Georgia have to respect the rule-of-law, repeal the legislation which undermines fundamental liberties, eliminate flaws within the electoral process, and lead Georgia into the Euro-Atlantic Future.”

 

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